The Bronze Bow - Study Guide Chapter Review
Questions and Answers| Latest Update
What do the incidents with the Samaritan foot soldiers in chapter 4 and with the Roman soldier
in chapter 6 suggest about Daniel? ✔️✔️That he has a bad temper and he acts before he thinks
Why do the twins and Daniel choose the bronze bow as their sign? How appropriate do you
think it is to represent their cause and why? ✔️✔️It was mentioned in the song of David that they
read together. It's about that men cannot bend, when God strengthens us we can do things
that seem impossible. With God you can do anything, it's possible to defeat the Romans.
Explain what Jesus means when he tells the people that God has made a place for them in "His
kingdom." What do you think Daniel's definition of the "Kingdom" is? ✔️✔️When they die they
go to his Kingdom (Heaven), but Daniel was thinking of the Kingdom as, a place where they're
were no Romans.
Why does Rosh see Daniel softness as a flaw? ✔️✔️It's a flaw, because he thinks Daniel will be
too weak to go up against the Romans
In what ways does Leah become more outgoing while she is at Simon's house? ✔️✔️She's,
baking, weaving, combing her hair, bakes bread, she goes outside and helps him work in the
garden
Questions and Answers| Latest Update
What do the incidents with the Samaritan foot soldiers in chapter 4 and with the Roman soldier
in chapter 6 suggest about Daniel? ✔️✔️That he has a bad temper and he acts before he thinks
Why do the twins and Daniel choose the bronze bow as their sign? How appropriate do you
think it is to represent their cause and why? ✔️✔️It was mentioned in the song of David that they
read together. It's about that men cannot bend, when God strengthens us we can do things
that seem impossible. With God you can do anything, it's possible to defeat the Romans.
Explain what Jesus means when he tells the people that God has made a place for them in "His
kingdom." What do you think Daniel's definition of the "Kingdom" is? ✔️✔️When they die they
go to his Kingdom (Heaven), but Daniel was thinking of the Kingdom as, a place where they're
were no Romans.
Why does Rosh see Daniel softness as a flaw? ✔️✔️It's a flaw, because he thinks Daniel will be
too weak to go up against the Romans
In what ways does Leah become more outgoing while she is at Simon's house? ✔️✔️She's,
baking, weaving, combing her hair, bakes bread, she goes outside and helps him work in the
garden
